Sentence examples for outlived as from inspiring English sources

This terrible cold, relieved only occasionally, reminds me of the Emily Dickinson poem "After Great Pain": This is the Hour of Lead Remembered, if outlived, As Freezing persons recollect the Snow First — Chill — then Stupor — then the letting go.

Emily Dickinson used the masculine rhyme to great effect in the last stanza of "After great pain, a formal feeling comes—": This is the Hour of Lead— Remembered, if outlived, As Freezing persons, recollect the Snow— First Chill then Stupor then the letting go—.

This is the Hour of Lead Remembered if outlived, As Freezing persons recollect the Snow – First Chill then Stupor then the letting go.

It seems the shame of Kim's demise has outlived him as well.

They bequeathed a concept of the written word as a beautiful physical object that has outlived their language as well as their empire.

But part of the Reagan critique of the vestiges of the New Deal spoke to voters' legitimate frustrations with programs that never seemed to disappear even after they had outlived their usefulness as well as the inevitable limits of bureaucracy (whether public or private).

It will outlive most of today's putative literary gems as Sherlock Holmes has outlived Bulwer-Lytton, as Mark Twain has outlived Charles Reade.

Seeing Flemming endure the infirmities of age from which she herself is spared, and knowing that she is doomed to outlive her daughter — as well as anyone she may ever meet — Jennie suffers the terrible torment of her immortality.

"Pops," as he's known, has outlived all of his siblings as well as his wife, who died over a decade ago.

By 1809 he'd set sail under Captain Kidd on the young nobleman's obligatory grand tour, during which he acquired the background for his poetry, as well as syphilis — and, having "outlived" all his appetites, as he wrote in his journal, the conviction that "at 23 the best of life is over".

It's almost as though the visions of Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson, Marshall and Cook, have outlived their usefulness; as though we are not happy anymore being at odds with ourselves.